Hosta Orion's Belt forms a substantial plant reaching a height of approximately 45cm-55cm, with a spread of up to 100cm at maturity. This cultivar, developed by Dick and Jane Ward, is highly recommended for any garden. The leaves emerge in spring with a blue-green hue and creamy yellow margins. As the season progresses, the leaves turn green and the margins become white. This transition results in some leaves displaying a white margin while others retain a yellow edge, creating a distinctive colour combination. Occasionally, light green streaks appear where the centre meets the margin. The mature leaves are rounded with notable undulations and slight cupping. In early summer, pale lavender flowers bloom on 80cm scapes.  Additionally, Hosta Orion's Belt is resistant to slugs and tolerant of sunlight.